The Complete Developers Guide to MongoDB

Stephen Grider teaches MongoDB through an application-development perspective, using Mongoose to work with documents. Querying connects with choices about nested data and lookups. It suits learners interested in a JavaScript interface to MongoDB who want to reason about how a schema supports the operations their application needs.

What you will learn

• Use Mongoose to work with MongoDB documents.
• Write queries for application data.
• Compare nested data and lookup-based schema designs.

Who this suits

Learners starting MongoDB development with JavaScript context; preview the programming and tooling requirements.

Before you enroll

Use fictional data in a disposable database when practicing writes and deletion. Check the server, shell and driver versions before following setup instructions. Atlas and other hosted services can have separate costs and limits. Compare indexes and data models against actual query needs; a flexible document structure still requires deliberate validation and access controls.

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Put it into practice

Model a fictional author-and-post relationship two ways and explain how each design affects the queries used to display and update a post.

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